to others it is recently said that it wants to promote tourism. clearly there are connections to the international community and i think that the kind of hot cars are going to have some impact but it may take some time. from human rights watch thanks very much for being with us thank you. this is either of you is live from berlin coming up next a w documentary looks at the new cold war we re now though from a brian thomas in the entire team thanks so much for being with us. i. hear what s coming up for the book going to sleep you have plenty to talk about if you want to delve you know it s tough to take a look a little bit means for the title of course. the going to sleep every weekend
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Is designing a range of less powerful short range weapons. these are also part of the modernization program. in part the answer is yes we do need some new weapons some of the targets we might want to hit in this kind of environment can be destroyed with small nuclear weapons that would minimize damage to other things what we call collateral damage we could significantly reduce. nato has deployed these kinds of weapons before until nine hundred ninety two nuclear artillery shells were stored at this facility envoys in central germany. these former bundeswehr officers were stationed at the storage site. there to pick money was commander of a guard unit again kind of no germans were allowed inside that was strictly forbidden and we really didn t know what was going on in there it truly was top